Finally, the big day is here! And just in time for summer!
I finally got my cast off!
Now if I can just figure out how to make my hand “work” again!
What a strange feeling, but oh,what a relief!
It’s healed up nicely, and the soreness from the break is gone Next check-up is in 4 weeks!
I KNOW I can do this!
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Woohoo! I am happy for you. That hand will be working and doing nice things in no time. 🙂
Thank you so much! It is so nice to have it off & feeling better every day!
Good luck, hope it is pain free!
Thank you – it’s a little stiff and a bit sore, but I’m working it slowly and gaining more strength in it every day! It’s a great feeling, but a little strange too!
Hooray! 😀
Couldn’t have said it better myself! It’s GREAT! 🙂
Of course you can do it!!!! I won’t let you think any differently! 🙂
So glad for you that lunky thing is now off.
And everybody needs a cheerleader like you! Thank you so much! It’s great to have it off, and ever so slowly, but surely, get more use of it again! Upward and onward!
Yippee!!!
Nancy